Brandon Wilm, left, and Kirsten Curtiss, both of Design West Architects in Kennewick, look at the sky lounge area Thursday at the $3.6 million teacher development center in Pasco.
About 80 people attended the grand opening ceremony and tours of Educational Service District 123's building at 3924 W. Court St.
The 12,000-square-foot building features a high-tech classroom for teachers to use as a laboratory to learn new ways for teaching students about with technology and also a new large meeting room that can hold 150 people.
The district provides services to 146 public and 22 private schools in seven counties in southeastern Washington.
Brandon Wilm, left, and Kirsten Curtiss, both of Design West Architects in Kennewick, look at the sky lounge area Thursday at the new Educational Service District 123's Professional Development Center expansion project at 3924 W. Court St. in Pasco. About 80 people attended a grand opening ceremony and tours of the new $3.6 million 12,000-square-foot building. The building features a high-tech classroom for teachers to use as a laboratory to learn new methods to educate students with new technology and also a new large meeting room, which can hold at least 150 people. The district provides services to 146 public and 22 private schools in seven counties in southeastern Washington. Watch a video at tricityherald.com/video
Bob Brawdy
Tri-City Herald
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